I am just properly getting started building a social life and a network. But, it still is no where near as vibrant as I want it to be. I haven’t been out much the past 2 weeks because my usual friends just don’t really want to go out that much. I start to lose momentum and just get lazy about going out; becoming more shut in and less talkative. How can I handle these socially dry periods? Should I just put myself in even more activities?

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  1. Find simple ways to help someone to build the relationship with them, without being creepy. Use the quieter times to think of something that will really impress them. (I.e. a gift, erc.)

  2. I can seem like a downright autistic hermit if I don’t keep an eye on it myself. Luckily the solution to many social problems is one thing:

    Join the social communities of the crafts and skills groups available to me based on my pursuits. Show up every meeting for a few months, ask people what they are trying to do, tell them what your up to, that is all it takes.

    There are people pursuing mastery of 3/4ths of my crafts everywhere I have ever been (I have some niche crafts like [cyr wheel](https://youtu.be/iQmWYzLb368?t=12)) The consistent iterative interaction with the same people pursuing mastery of a shared craft solves quite a few issues.

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